This is Lolita

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Linda Pepe
Adorn your home with the contemporary look of basalt volcanic stone. Our Brody porcelain tile collection is inspired by the fine-grain that occurs after a volcano erupts and magma rapidly cools. This mineral composition results in a soft texture with subtle movement making it an ideal choice when adding visual interest to interiors. Brody is available in 6 earthy colors, 4 tile sizes (24x48, 24x24, 12x24 and 12x12) as well as a 2x2 coordinating mosaic. Bring the natural wonder of basalt indoors
Cream coloured and speckled burgundy lava stone bathroom - Made a Mano

Joinery Handle

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The Block 2020: Front Garden Reveals

California Bungalow

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Flooring

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An Architect's 1958 Midcentury in Tasmania Gets a Graceful Renovation - Dwell
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MCM

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Harcourt by Myers Ellyett | Australian Interior Design Awards
Limestone Light Grey Crazy Paving 200-600mm | My Tile Market
Brick Residence

Landscaping

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Parkville House by Placement Studio | Australian Interior Design Awards

Skylights

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Olaver Architecture Create A Calming Extension In Preston
Fitzroy North by Studio May

Off-white

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Details

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Front Fence

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Villa Maria, Algarve, Portugal

Contrast

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8 Kennedy St, Fairfield

Front

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Doors/Windows/Skylights

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Seymour House by Lani Fixler Studio - Issue 08 Feature - The Local Project - The Local Project

Brickwork

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Arches

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Fitzroy North by Studio May

Entry Hall

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Lighting

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Jack Lovel Photographer

Materials

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Office

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Laundry

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Boys Bedrooms

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Margate House by Tecture - Project Feature - The Local Project - The Local Project

Powder Room

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Clever furniture placement defines this expertly designed open-plan studio apartment.

Dining

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Using some of its existing features, this Torquay home has been turned into a coastal pad inspired by the colour and textural design of the mid-century.
A Downsizer's Charming Period Home Channels A 1960s Hotel

Living

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Carport

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Backyard

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